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Cornell, H V. 1994. Patterns of parasitoid accumulation on introduced herbivores. Hawkins, B. A. and W. Sheehan (Ed.). Parasitoid community ecology. x+516p. Oxford University Press: Oxford, England, UK; New York, New York, USA. ISBN 0-19-854058-2. 1994. p. 77-89.

Cornell, H V; Hawkins, B A. 1993. Accumulation of Native Parasitoid Species on Introduced Herbivores A Comparison of Hosts as Natives and Hosts as Invaders. Amer. Naturalist, v.141, n.6, (1993): 847-865.

Cornell, H V; Hawkins, B A. 1995. Survival patterns and mortality sources of herbivorous insects: Some demographic trends. Amer. Naturalist, v.145, n.4, (1995): 563-593.

Cornell, H V; Hawkins, B A. 1994. Survivorship patterns and mortality sources of herbivorous insects: Some demographic rules of thumb. (79th Annual Meeting of the Ecological Soc.of Amer., Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, August 7-11, 1994. ) Bull. of the Ecological Soc. of Amer., v.75, n.2 PART 2, (1994): 42.

Cornell, H V; Hawkins, B A; Hochberg, M E. 1998. Towards an empirically-based theory of herbivore demography. Ecological Entomol., v.23, n.3, (1998): 340-349.

Dawah, H A; Hawkins, B A; Claridge, M F. 1995. Structure of the parasitoid communities of grass-feeding chalcid wasps. J. of Animal Ecology, v.64, n.6, (1995): 708-720.

Hawkins, B A. 1993. Parasitoid Species Richness Host Mortality and Biological Control. Amer. Naturalist, v.141, n.4, (1993): 634-641.

Hawkins, B A. 1994. Parasitoid community ecology. Hawkins, B. A. and W. Sheehan (Ed.). Parasitoid community ecology. x+516p. Oxford University Press: Oxford, England, UK; New York, New York, USA. ISBN 0-19-854058-2. 1994.

Hawkins, B A. 1996. Refuges Host Population Dynamics and the Genesis of Parasitoid Diversity. LASALLE, J. AND I. D. GAULD (ED.). HYMENOPTERA AND BIODIVERSITY. XI+348P. C.A.B. INTERNATIONAL: WALLINGFORD, ENGLAND, UK; TUCSON, ARIZ.

Hawkins, B A; Devries, P J. 1996. Altitudinal gradients in the body size of Costa Rican butterflies. Acta Oecologica, v.17, n.3, (1996): 185-194.

Hawkins, B A; Holyoak, M. 1998. Transcontinental crashes of insect populations? Amer. Naturalist, v.152, n.3, (1998): 480-484.

Hawkins, B A; Lawton, J H. 1995. Latitudinal gradients in butterfly body sizes: Is there a general pattern? Oecologia (Berlin), v.102, n.1, (1995): 31-36.

Hawkins, B A; Marino, P C. 1997. The colonization of native phytophagous insects in North America by exotic parasitoids. Oecologia (Berlin), v.112, n.4, (1997): 566-571.

Hawkins, B A; Mills, N J. 1996. Variability in parasitoid community structure. J. of Animal Ecology, v.65, n.4, (1996): 501-516.

Hawkins, B A; Thomas, M B; Hochberg, M E. 1993. Refuge theory and biological control. Science (Washington D C), v.262, n.5138, (1993): 1429-1432.

Hawkins, B A; Cornell, H V; Hochberg, M E. 1997a. Predators, parasitoids, and pathogens as mortality agents in phytophagous insect populations. Ecology (Washington D C), v.78, n.7, (1997): 2145-2152.

Hawkins, B A; Martinez, N D; Gilbert, F. 1997b. Source food webs as estimators of community web structure. Acta Oecologica, v.18, n.5, (1997): 575-586.

Hochberg, M E. 1994. The implications of population dynamics theory to parasitoid diversity and biological control. Hawkins, B. A. and W. Sheehan (Ed.). Parasitoid community ecology.

x+516p. Oxford University Press: Oxford, England, UK; New York, New York,USA. ISBN 0-19-854058-2. 1994. p. 451-471.

Hochberg, M E; Hawkins, B A. 1993. Predicting parasitoid species richness. Amer. Naturalist, v.142, n.4, (1993): 671-693.

Jervis, M A; Hawkins, B A; Kidd, N A C. 1996. The usefulness of destructive host feeding parasitoids in classical biological control: Theory and observation conflict. Ecological Entomol., v.21, n.1, (1996): 41-46.

Martinez, N D; Hawkins, B A; Dawah, H A; Feifarek, B P. 1995. Accurate estimation of food web structure with moderate observation effort. (Annual Meeting of the Ecological Soc. of Amer. on the Transdisciplinary Nature of Ecology, Snowbird, Utah, USA, July 30-August.. Bull. of the Ecological Soc. of Amer., v.76, n.2 SUPPL. PART 2, (1995): 170.

Naeem, S; Hawkins, B A. 1994. Minimal community structure: How parasitoids divide resources. Ecology (Tempe), v.75, n.1, (1994): 79-85.

Porter, E E; Hawkins, B A 1998. Patterns of diversity for aphidiine (Hymenoptera: Braconidae) parasitoid assemblages on aphids (Homoptera). Oecologia (Berlin), v.116, n.1-2, (1998): 234-242.